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From: bremel@BOBCAT.DYSCI.WISC.EDU (Bob  Bremel 263-5652, 608)
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Subject: Mouse script anyone??
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Date: Tue, 6-Oct-87 11:18:19 EDT
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Posted: Tue Oct  6 11:18:19 1987
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I haven't been able to figure out if this is in the design of V11, if it isn't
there needs to be a way of doing it.

If you have an application which has some relatively complicated features,
and this includes virtually all applications beyond writing and drawing 
programs, you need a way of creating a demo.  It would be of value to have
an experienced user sit down and use the mouse and run the application through
its paces while at the same time tee-ing all the mouse activity and button
clicking etc to a file.  Then as a demo one could simply play back the 
tee'd file and the application would run itself.  It would also be a way
of creating macros etc.   The trick as I see it is to get X to think the
mouse is a file??

Anyone with suggestions???

Bob Bremel
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